Tetada
Indonesia in brief
Tetada
Kalimasada Indonesia better known as Tetada Indonesia its preferred international
title is attaining higher levels of achievement in its mission to advocate
healing exercise for all peoples of the world. It has grown in stature,
recognition and membership covering 22 countries.
In
the year 1993, right after the decision of the Elders of the Royal Clan of East
Java , Singapore became the first foreign country that accepted Tetada Indonesia. It was introduced by Pak Eddy
Surohadi and Dr. Ibu Ida Surohadi after the elders of the clan of Pak Eddy
Surohadi agreed that this ancient art be taught to the peoples of the world.
This was followed by USA, Philippines and other European countries followed
with more members joining the practice. (For more
details, there more information available in the internet. Search for Eddy Surohadi)
The Practice of Tetada Indonesia
The
foundation of the practice of Tetada Indonesia is the breathing technique and
perfected in the proper execution of duduk nafas. The pagas and the triangular
breathing methods carry the basic principles of the art. These builds physical
and mental coordination and energy which
provides the force to move the healing
energy.
Breathing
techniques in cadence with the sound of the jurus dasar brings together the mental,
physical movements to create harmony of motion. The result is sweating without
muscle strain and stress- free exercise.
The
movements from sato or first until the ninth form is similar to the forms of
taichi, aikido, karate. However, the similarities are limited to form as the
intent of Tetada Indonesia is healing. Practitioners of the Art of Tetada
Indonesia are trained to always focus on healing by building internal energy.
The
internal energy flows from inside the body and external natural sources,
through bio-electricity and directed to a point below the navel and locking it
for use whenever it is needed. This healing internal energy or terapi tenaga
dalam (tetada) flow is likened to ki in
aikido, chi in chikong and prana in yoga which is well described or seen in
kirlian photography. This energy is formed through movements of brushing the
hand or arms in specific areas of the body. These areas are directly linked to
the main nerve centers and create healing action to internal organs.
It
is inculcated in the minds of the practitioners that to practice together as
one large group more bio-electricity is produced and creates a maximum
generation of internal energy.
This
blog is intended to record the various activities of Pak Eddy Surohadi and Dr.
Ibu Ida Surohadi in the mission to advocate Tetada Indonesia. There are many insights
on the practice that the members may share through this blogspot. It is hoped
that with these pictures during the Latnas 2009 in Palu, Indonesia, the other
members and those interested in TETADA Indonesia throughout the world send us
messages/pictures and be part of this journey for health, peace, hope and prosperity. -sbm- -O2/1O/2013
Grandmaster Pak Eddy Surohadi |
International trainer Dr Ibu Ida Surohadi |
Officers of Tetada Indonesia